The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-08-19
AUoUsTKERNELs
Ripe plums are plentiful.

tlpc plumS are plentiful.
w. II. Snow has 80 stacks OF grain
ready for the thresher.
Frank Adams has taken Burk's brown
horse to Mitchell to train.
G. II. Caryl has taken his, livery and
feed stable in charge again.
The wife of a Minnesota editor has
eloped with a Methodist minister.
The Mitchell Packing Co. are paying
from 81. 90 to 81. so per, hundred for hogs.
Bryan Coffee very kindly sent a fine
watermelon to the GRAPHIC househ old
Monday.
We stop the press to-day to thank Mr..
~. Depello for a basket of fine wild
grapes and plums.
Horseback riding is the popular
amusement with the young ladies' and
gentlemen of Chamberlain.
j. Stransky lost n $50 gold piece on
the streets somewhere Friday. A liberal
reward will be paid for its recovery.
The artesian well at Plankinton which
Gray Bros. put down and which the
town did not accept IS about dried up.
The Kimball base ball club will begin
to do some ball playing about the first
of next month. Some of the club are
absent now.
|, The man who starts out. in. life with
the determination to mind his own bust
ness, is always sure OF. d job. He will
never be idle.
A heavy rain Friday night another
one Sunday n ght and another one Tues
day night. And this is the Great
American Desert"
Over $500 head. ofshorscs have crossed
the river at Pierre within The, past six
weeks. AL came from Oregon, and,are
being driven East.
j. NJ. Long. will defend. Handsome
Elk AT, mis- tsisl,in, October next. Il. is
needless to add that the ugly redskin
will be ably defended.
Beebe the drayman is rolling box after
box into Robinson's Shanty. There's
lets,o clothing sold in that unprctend,
ing little establishment.
The Castalia club beat. tbs, Edgertons
II to 24 one dag.last week. My. but it
must have mAie the Castalia fellows
legs ache to pile up those runs
The district attorney of Aurora county
offers IS out of his own pocket to any
man who VII furnish Inn evidence ION
victing v~iolators Of the gamc law.
George Blocser has sold IL his stocI
of groceries to j. F. Svejkovsky. who
will carry on the business at the ole
stand. Mr.. Rlocscr will visit Waterloo
Ia, sooa.
+. G. Smith has bought tie two lot.
adjoining Ed. Brennc's residence on Sec
ond street Of D. f. Wells and is build M
thereon a fine house. Fred Kemp ha.
the contract.
The Free Press says: Steps are being
taken to organize a stock company tt
back the Plnnkinton base bal club: also
to arrange for a]tournuncnt at the fai.
this fall.
\ sheep belonging. to James Byrn,
>trayed away from town Monday
Party Withholding same will pie ,se re
turn the sheep or the hide, and receive
fec for his trouble.
A B%rookings nan bought a tree claim
three miles south of town this sprin.
fer $3.50. on which he has already Gu
300 t ns Of hay. for which he has bee
offered 81 per ton.
Rev. ]. NJ. Boggs. d. w. Dutler an,
". L. T~horndykc were, lastSaturda
night, elected Delegates, TO attend tn
ooansy- temperance convention at Puk
wana to-day-Thursday.
Among the land Office notes in til
Mitchell Republican we find the follow
: ing:
!. G. f. 1886, Emma c. Hollingcr, SN
/ 1l-104.Ga, mus: make new proof. Proc
n not made on day advertised. G, Aug.
When the commissioner met to max
the apportionment in the various tow
ships for jury duty they forgot Plcasar
Grove. Consequently they aarc Gale
together again for another .nlcctinsSa
urday to do the work over again.
\ Mr.. Nathan D. shultz, of Plninhelt
son Of L. W. Shultz. gave a private e:
hib!tion of his power as IL spirit medium
in the hall of the opera house, Wedne
;, day evening, to about twenty-five ii
vited peesons. He was securely tied /
q committee consisting Of S. G. Beyc
D. w. Butler and. G. ". Sewers ar
after retiring aloneebehind the curtain
short time he was found united. II
ID curtain again being lowered he was in
to few minutes found tied as before. /
per announcement in another column
to-day's GRAPHIC. it will bs, seen :that
will give a public exhibition. at the ope
7 house next Wednesday evening. Go a,
see for yourself.
County Alliance Me~tlRe..
There will be an alliance meeting he
in Kimball, Aug. 81, at / p. M. Mcl
= bers are especially requested to be pre-
ent. n
10 Oats. stnnted..
VIII those Of our farmer readers who
It we have accommodated by allowing thu
subscription accounts to run indefinite,
show their appreciation, of the same
each Bringing us few bushels of oa'
= We havea "hoss."